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Hobbesian Applied Ethics and Public Policy

English · Hardback

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Introduction
Shane D. Courtland
Section I: Core Issues in Application


  1. A Hobbesian Approach to Public Policy
  2. Susanne Sreedhar

  3. Applied Ethics: A Challenge to Contractarianism?
  4. Daniel Eggers

  5. Legislating Death: A Problem in Thomas Hobbes’s Argument and its Relevance for Contemporary Democracies
  6. Eva Odzuck
    Section II: Medical Ethics

  7. Hobbesian Medical Ethics
  8. Rosamond Rhodes

  9. Hobbes and Physician-Assisted Suicide: Between the Pains of Life and Death
  10. Joanne Boucher

  11. Hobbes and Informed Consent in Medicine
  12. Marcus Adams
    Section III: Local Issues in Applied Ethics and Public Policy

  13. Hobbes on the Ethic and Jurisprudence of Life
  14. Kody Cooper

  15. Cheers by Command of the Sovereign: A Hobbesian Approach to Alcohol
  16. Michael Krom

  17. Hobbes Comes Out for Equal Marriage
  18. Eleanor Curran
    Section IV: Political Issues in Public Policy

  19. Hobbes and Free Speech
  20. David van Mill

  21. Hobbes and the Welfare State
  22. Jan Narveson

  23. Hobbes on Serious Crime
  24. Tom Sorell
    Section V: Group Pluralism and Public Policy

  25. A Hobbesian Response to Terrorism
  26. Jeremy Anderson

  27. Hobbesian Holdouts
  28. Peter Vanderschraaf

  29. Between Two Masters: Hobbes’s Views on International Relations
Gabrielle Stanton

About the author

Shane D. Courtland currently works at West Virginia University. His publications have appeared in Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, Journal of Environmental Philosophy, Journal of Applied Philosophy, Journal of Mind and Behavior, Southwest Philosophy Review, Hobbes Studies, Reason Papers, Utilitas, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy and Routledge’s Ethics in Politics.

Summary

The topics addressed in Hobbesian Applied Ethics and Public Policy include the right to die, abortion, same-sex marriage, free speech, terrorism, and international justice. This book will be of interest to Hobbesian scholars, as well as those interested in contemporary issues in applied ethics, political philosophy, and public policy.

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"Courtland has drawn together leading Hobbes scholars whose original essays address seminal topics in normative and applied ethics. The collection will be a vital resource for scholars and students, and it demonstrates the enduring value of Hobbes scholarship to contemporary controversies." – Andrew I. Cohen, Georgia State University, USA

Product details

Authors Shane D. Courtland, Shane D. (West Virginia University Courtland
Assisted by Shane D. Courtland (Editor), Shane D. (West Virginia University Courtland (Editor)
Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd.
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 20.07.2017
 
EAN 9781138691636
ISBN 978-1-138-69163-6
No. of pages 294
Series Routledge Research in Applied Ethics
Routledge Research in Applied Ethics
Subject Humanities, art, music > Philosophy > General, dictionaries

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